Sponsors & Partners
Brands we trust enough to put on the podcast
Every sponsor on The Autism Dad Podcast was vetted by a dad of three autistic sons. If a brand is here, it means we've tested the product, talked to the team, and believe it actually helps autism families.
We turn down more sponsorship pitches than we accept. The bar is simple: would I tell another autism parent about this if I wasn't getting paid? If the answer is anything short of yes, the answer is no. That's why this list is shorter than most podcast networks — and why the products that do make it have staying power.
The sponsors below are organized by what they help with: safety and wandering risk, education and therapy support, sensory and sleep tools, financial planning for families with disabilities, apps and digital tools, and broader care and community services. Click any logo to learn more about the brand.
Affiliate disclosure: some links on this page are affiliate or referral links, meaning we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase. We only recommend brands we've personally vetted.
Safety & wandering
2 partners
Education & therapy
3 partners
Sensory & sleep
2 partners
Financial planning
2 partners
Tools & apps
4 partners
Mightier
Biofeedback emotional regulation gaming program developed at Boston Children's Hospital.
BridgingApps
Curated app reviews for special needs families.
All Things Action
Action-figure subscription that doubles as motor skills practice.
Wee Meditate
Mindfulness app built for kids, including neurodivergent kids.
Interested in sponsoring the podcast?
We work with brands that genuinely serve autism families. If you'd like to talk about a partnership, the easiest first step is the contact form.
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